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SIMCOE (Barrie) LRO #51 SIMCOE (Barrie) LRO #51 PLAN SERIES INVENTORY AND PREFIX CODES YEAR PLAN # PREFIX PLAN TYPE From To From To RD REFERENCE PLANS Sep 08, 1964 Sep 24, 1968 1 585 R REFERENCE PLANS Sep 24, 1968 Dec 30, 1970 586 1174 51R REFERENCE PLANS Jan 05, 1971 current 1175 current REFERENCE PLANS 40R Dec 9, 1965 Dec 2, 1974 2 2079 (Registry) Mara/Rama REFERENCE PLANS (LT) WR Dec 9, 1965 Dec 2, 1974 2 2079 Mara/Rama M LAND TITLES SUBDIVISION PLANS 51M LAND TITLES SUBDIVISION PLANS D D-PLANS (Land Titles) SCP SIMCOE CONDOMINIUM PLANS 51BA BA-PLANS CTA CTA PLANS TCP TCP PLANS (Trans Canada Pipeline) MISC MISCELLANEOUS HPL HIGHWAY PLANS - Mara/Rama 51H HIGHWAY PLANS 51C CUSTODY PLANS PL REGISTRY REGISTERED PLANS (includes Subdivision Plans, Judge’s Plans, RCP’s and Inspector’s Plans) Exceptions: Prefix Plan # Suffix Duplicate Plans PLNOT 68 PL 68 NOTTAWASAGA PLESSA 68 PL 68 ESSA PLALN 216 PL 216 INNISFIL PLMED 216 PL 216 MEDONTE PLORO 217 PL 217 ORO PLSOR 217 PL 217 SOUTH ORILLIA PLTEC 277 PL 277 TECUMSETH PLTHN 277 PL 277 ESSA PLTAY 464 PL 464 TAY Page 1 SIMCOE (Barrie) LRO #51 PLFLOS 464 PL 464 FLOS PLMAR 15 PL 15 MARA PLMAR 25 PL 25 MARA PLRAM 56 PL 56 RAMA PLMAR 107 PL 107 MARA PLMAR 114 PL 114 MARA PLMAR 127 PL 127 MARA PLMAR 132 PL 132 MARA PLMAR 143 PL 143 MARA PLMAR 152 PL 152 MARA PLMAR 169 PL 169 MARA PLMAR 171 PL 171 MARA PLMAR 181 PL 181 MARA PLMAR 182 PL 182 MARA PLRAM 191 PL 191 RAMA PLMAR 203 PL 203 MARA PLRAM 224 PL 224 RAMA PLRAM 234 PL 234 RAMA PLRAM 238 PL 238 RAMA PLMAR 242 PL 242 MARA PLMAR 254 PL 254 MARA PLMAR 255 PL 255 MARA PLRAM 262 PL 262 RAMA PLMAR 264 PL 264 MARA PLRAM 269 PL 269 RAMA PLRAM 295 PL 295 RAMA PLRAM 327 PL 327 RAMA PLMAR 336 PL 336 MARA PLMAR 338 PL 338 MARA PLRAM 341 PL 341 RAMA PLMAR 347 PL 347 MARA PLMAR 348 PL 348 MARA PLMAR 351 PL 351 MARA PLMAR 354 PL 354 MARA PLMAR 356 PL 356 MARA PLRAM 375 PL 375 RAMA Page 2 SIMCOE (Barrie) LRO #51 PLMAR 376 PL 376 MARA PLMAR 379 PL 379 MARA PLMAR 384 PL 384 MARA PLRAM 387 PL 387 RAMA PLMAR 393 PL 393 MARA PLRAM 394 PL 394 RAMA PLMAR 400 PL 400 MARA PLMAR 409 PL 409 MARA PLMAR 416 PL 416 MARA PLMAR 438 PL 438 MARA PLMAR 444 PL 444 MARA PLRAM 458 PL 458 RAMA PLMAR 472 PL 472 MARA PLRAM 514 PL 514 RAMA PLMAR 515 PL 515 MARA PLMAR 517 PL 517 MARA PLMAR 522 PL 222 MARA PLMAR 533 PL 533 MARA PLMAR 556 PL 556 MARA PLMAR 655 PL 655 MARA PLMAR 680 PL 680 MARA PLRAM 681 PL 681 RAMA PLMAR 687 PL 687 MARA PLMAR 694 PL 694 MARA PLMAR 704 PL 704 MARA PLRAM 714 PL 714 RAMA PLRAM 721 PL 721 RAMA PLMAR 723 PL 723 MARA PLMAR 726 PL 726 MARA PLMAR 731 PL 731 MARA PLMAR 740 PL 740 MARA PLMAR 754 PL 754 MARA PLRAM 807 PL 807 RAMA PLRAM 852 PL 852 RAMA PLMAR 853 PL 853 MARA PLRAM 854 PL 854 RAMA Page 3 SIMCOE (Barrie) LRO #51 PLMAR 855 PL 855 MARA PLMAR 858 PL 858 MARA PLRAM 869 PL 869 RAMA PLRAM 872 PL 872 RAMA PLMAR 874 PL 874 MARA PLMAR 882 PL 882 MARA PLRAM 906 PL 906 RAMA PLMAR 907 PL 907 MARA PLRAM 948 PL 948 RAMA PLMAR 1004 PL 1004 MARA PLMAR 1006 PL 1006 MARA PLMAR 1012 PL 1012 MARA PLT 2108 PL T2108 RAMA 40M 1 PL M1 MARA 40M 2 PL M2 MARA A PL 582 PL 582A MIDLAND; MIDLAND A RD 51 RD51A PENETANGUISHENE B RD 51 RD51B SEVERN Note: Only enter required prefix indicated. Do not add “PL” in addition to prefix noted above. Note: This list may not contain up to date information and is printed as a Help Guide only. For further assistance, please contact the appropriate registry office. Updated: May 13th, 2021 Plan PREFIX Type of Date Description (underlying geographics) No. TO INDEX Plan S=surveyed, (include BOARD M=Land R=registered additional PLANS Titles number if Subdivision plan was (MBP) R=Registry renumber Subdivision ed) C=Compiled T=Townplot/ Village Site O=Other C = June 22, 1 MBP1 R 1982 Kempenfelt, Barrie R = Nov, 2 MBP2 R 1846 Barrie S = May 30, 3 MBP3 R 1833 Sunnydale R = Nov, 4 MBP4 R 1846 Sunnydale R = Nov, 5 MBP5 R 1846 Amsterdam, Barrie R = Aug. 1, 5A MBP5A R 1857 Innifil, Barrie Station R = Dec. 6 MBP6 R 1846 Barrie C = May 15, 7 MBP7 R 1972 Hythe R = Dec. 8 MBP8 R 1846 Orillia R = Dec. 9 MBP9 R 1846 Penetanguishene C = May 15, East PT, Broken Lot 24, Concession 15, Township of 10 MBP10 R 1972 Tecumseth 11 MBP11 R Town Plot Bradford 12 MBP12 R Orillia S= 9th April, 13 MBP13 R 1851 Plan of building lts Pt lot 22, Concession 4, Vespra S=10th Nov, Town Lots, Bradford, Pt of Lot 16, Concession 7, 14 MBP14 R 1852 Township of West Gwillimbury Pt Broken Lot 26, Concession 5, Broken Lot 26, 15 MBP15 R Concession 6, Township of Vespra S=June 23, Building Lots at Collingwood, Terminus of Northern 16 MBP16 R 1853 Railroad, Towship of Nottawasaga 17 MBP17 R S= 1852 Lot XXIII, Concession V, Vespra 18 MBP18 R Barrie Plan of Park Lts West 1/2 Lot 21, Concession 4, 19 MBP19 R Township of Vespra Plan of Park Lots Vicinity of Allendale The property R= of Charles Thompson Esq. laid out on the westerly September half of Lot number six in the Fourteenth Concession 20 MBP20 R 5th, 1853 of Township of Innisfil R= 3 Sept. Easterly Part of the North Half Lot 7, Concession 13, 21 MBP21 R 1853 Township of Innisfill 22 MBP22 R S= 1853 Part Lot 25, Concession 5, Vespra R= April 23 MBP23 R 1854 Extension of TownPlot of Bradford R= May 15, Plan of Town Lots of Town of Lefroy, Huron 24 MBP24 R 1972 Railroad Lot 21, North half Concession 3, Innisfil Building Lots in Barrie North Part of Lot 26, 25 MBP25 R Concession 5, Vespra 27 MBP27 R R = 1854 The Perry Estate 29 MBP29 R S=1853 Building Lots North Half of Lot 7, Concession 4, 30 MBP30 R Township of Innisfill S= Nov. 22, 1854 R= Town lots on Part of West Half of Lot 23 and Part of Feb. 23, West Half Lot 24, Concession IV, Township of 31 MBP31 R 1855 Vespra R= 11 April, Building lots at Cook's Farm, Easterly Broken Front 32 MBP32 R 1855 of Lot 1, Concession 11, Township of Essa R= 16th, 33 MBP33 R Aug. 1855 Plan of Port Powell, Township of Tay R= Aug. 24, Plan of Town Lots Laid out at the Barrie Railway 34 MBP34 R 1855 Station, Barrie R= Nov. 5th, Plan of Lots owned by Messrs Kelton and Patton , 35 MBP35 R 1855 Village of Orillia R= Feb. Plan of the Eastern part of the Town plot of 36 MBP36 R 1856 Penetanguishene R= Feb. Plan of the Western Part of the Town plot of 37 MBP37 R 1856 Penetanguishene, Sudbury Scale of 4 Chains to an Inch Crown Lands 37A MBP37A R R= Feb 1856 Office Toronto Feb. 1856 S= March 1855 R= March 26th, Part of Lot 44, 9th Concession, Township of 38 MBP38 R 1856 Nottawasaga S= October 1855 R= May 7th, 39 MBP39 R 1856 Plan of the Property of G Jackson Esq. Collingwood R = Juen Plan of Allendale Thos. Milburn's Property N1/2 of 40 MBP40 R 27th, 1856 Lot 9, XIV Concession of Innisfil S= July 7th, 1856 R= July 41 MBP41 R 9, 1856 East Half of Lot 1 - 12th Concession, Tay S= April 1856 R= Aug South half of lot 47, XI Concession, Township of 42 MBP42 R 7th, 1856 Nottawasaga S=January 31, 1856 R=August South half of lot 40 in the Tenth Concession, 43 MBP43 R 12, 1856 Township of Nottawasaga S=January 31, 1856 R=August South half of lot 40 in the Tenth Concession, 43 MBP43C R 12, 1856 Township of Nottawasaga S=July 30, 1856 Plan of building lots at Collingwood, the terminus of R=August Ontario Simcoe and Huron Railway -southeast 44 MBP44 R 11, 1856 corner of Lot 40 Concession 11, Nottawasaga S=June 14, 1856 R=Septemb Part of Collingwood, being lots laid out upon Lot 42 45 MBP45 R er 1, 1856 in the IX Concession, Township of Nottawasaga S=October 1, 1856 R=October Plan of Park Lots upon Part West Half Lot 9, 46 MBP46 R 2, 1856 Concession 4, South Orillia S=October 10, 1856 Plan of Building lots in the Town of Collingwood, R=October being subdivision of South Half of Lot 44 in the 47 MBP47 R 13, 1856 Township of Nottawasaga S=April 6, 1856 R=October North Half of Lot 42 in the 8th Concession, 48 MBP48 R 21, 1856 Township of Nottawasaga S=June 4, Southerly limits of Lot 15, Concession 7, West 49 MBP49 R 1852 Gwillimbury R=Novembe 50 MBP50 R r 4, 1856 Park Lots - Barrie S=May 6, 1856 R=January Lot 9, 10, 11, 12, 19, 20 South of of Lot 40, 51 MBP51 R 23, 1857 Concession 10, township of Nottawasaga R=February Plan of Reverend Townley's Lots Lot 36, 8th 52 MBP52I R 24, 1857 Concession, township of Nottawasaga Plan of Mr.
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